Jam Racks Studio Furniture - AES 2017

[@chamberfield1]

Nice looking furniture! Someday when I can afford, will buy.

[@newmanbeing3212]

really wanted one and loved the guy from the first minute, but when he dropped his story... just wow - keep on doing this great work!!

[@imaginarytube]

i am glad he recovered. Best of luck to you.

[@soulchorea]

I'm so down with this - great concept and great backstory!

[@kxmrock]

Right On! Good For You! The Come Back Kid.... Happy to Hear Your Health turned around

[@boltonsound]

I have his sidecar desk. its beautiful and strong- literally perfect for me. looks amazing full of gear. I'm about to order my next piece, the 12pod. and jeff is a damn great guy. so highly recommended!

[@JimBob_Joe77]

Looks like very nice solid stuff.

[@matthewmorgan5155]

Beautiful!!!!

[@andrewsusay]

Great product. Al the best.

[@Superlover]

great story!

[@NN-rs1ny]

i wouldlike to know more about hes story

[@robertw1871]

Very nice

[@user-ig7nq7pc7k]

Love his intentions and his recovery! But as a woodworker, I have to correct some false information here - First, bamboo is NOT a wood, it is a reed - very different. Second, the idea that buying wood products contributes to deforestation is a wholesale lie. Lumber companies in the US have done SUCH a good job of growing and replanting that we now have more trees in the US than before Colonial times. This is a fact - check it out. We are no longer using "free range" wood, to coin a term, in commercial building, at least not here in the US. If you buy African Mahogany well then, you have to check your source to make sure you are buying from a farm and not "old growth." But even Luan, which used to be ALL old growth and a terrible industry, has wised up and are now using farms. Third, the problem with bamboo is its propensity to STRIP. I have bought a few bamboo things and almost all of them have stripped where screws went in, particularly under pressure. So this idea that you can disassemble and reassemble with no loss of strength or holding power... I just don't buy it. Kudos to the guy... but he should use real wood, American "farmed" wood, and stop telling myths to sell his products.